St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-26
YOUTHFUL ToBoGGANERs.

A Gay Parade by the Little Folks,
| All of whom Were Awarded
Prizes.
| One of the most attractive features of the
carnival Yesterday was the juvenile parade
| in the afternoon. The clubs formed on
| West Fifth street, with the right flank rest
ing on Washington. The procession moved
at o'clock. and, under command of Lieut..
A. E. Chantler. marched down Fifth street
to Wabasha. on Wabasha to Third, down
Third to Sibley, on Sibley to Seventh, up
Seventh to Robert, on Robert to Sixth,
thence to Minnesota and the ice palace. A
platoon of mounted police led the process
sion, and the First Regiment band furnished
the music
The Ryan Toboggan club was the first club
| in line. They turned out thirty-one strong
and were headed by an acknowledgements
toboggan drawn by two members of the club.
The Minnehaha Toboggan club came next,
twenty-seven strong, and were preceded by q
sled drawn by dog, with a little girl dressed
in the uniform of the club sitting on the sled.
The Little Crow Toboggan club followed the
Minnehahas. They were not very strong
numerically, but marched well and received
their share of applause.
A sled drawn by pony and driven by dim
inutive maiden, headed by the Tippecanoe
Toboggan club, who marched sixteen strong.
The Mohawks followed with twenty-one
members in line. They wear an attractive
uniform and march with the step of veterans.
Twenty members of the FREELY Toboggan
clu came next, riding in prettily decorated
sleigh drawn by two prancing steeds in gay
trappings.
Four toboggans followed in line, two drawn
by ponies, the third by moose and the last
by an elk. The toboggans we're gay with
bunting, and on them rode girls and bo, S in
vari-colered uniforms.
These were followed by Eve toboggans
drawn by polar dogs. and by three more
drawn by st. Paul dogs, named respectively
Keno, Duke and Sambo.
| Next came two cutters, drawn by ponies,
filed with members of the Aurora Borealis
Toboggau club.
Twelve members of the Opeka Toboggati
club followed the Auroras III q sleigh with
| suitable uniforms.
The Esquimaux Toboggan club marched
next, thirteen strong, and was followed by
| little boy dressed in the uniform of the
| Northern Pacific club, riding in a sled deco
rated with flags bearing the monogram of the
club. Two cutters drawn by Shetland
| ponies, and filled with gaiy dressed children,
followed. Two Dung ladies in red uniforms,
i'll cutter decorated with yellow plumes,
! came next.
The jolly Sisters Toboggan club, the
Rising Sun Toboggan club and the Polar
Toboggan club followed, riding in cutters.
The Red Fox Toboggan club. nearly twenty
five strong, marched next. and the Papoose
Toboggan club closed up the rear. The men,
bers OF the last named club dressed in light
blue uniforms, marched on either side of a
cutter drawn by Shetland ponies, in which
rode four little girls who wore the uniform
| of the club.
The young people were very heartily APP
| plauded all along the line by the people who
thronged the streets to see them. They
made very pretty spectacle and certainly
deserved the praise and applause they re-
ceived from the spectators. The Judges
decided that, inasmuch as all had done so